I donâ??t recall. Installing is facilitated by needlenose vise grips as a
handle/plunger.
Ron Soave
> On Sep 22, 2018, at 9:00 AM, Lester via Spridgets <spridgets@autox.team.net>
> wrote:
>
> Good Morning all,
>
> so I noticed that a rear tire was low. A few weeks later I went to fill it
> with air. It had come loose from the rim, and mud daubers (wasp here in the
> South) had built a nest between the tire and rim.
>
> Off comes the rim, this reveals a streak of brake fluid down the tire and a
> puddle on the driveway. This caused me to remove the shoes but first, I had
> to remove that damned spring. When last I installed these, I stumbled on the
> fact that there is the easy way to install them and a hard way. The hard way
> takes 30 minutes and a lot of cursing an prying while the easy way takes
> seconds. does anyone remember my easy way? I sure donâ??t. I vaguely
> recall that if you just push the spring in oriented the correct way it snaps
> on to the fitting on the backing plate. But of course I donâ??t remember
> what that orientation is although it â??looks likeâ?? the hook in the spring
> should be pointed outwards.
>
> What say you all?
>
> TIA,Lester
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